wolfboy wrote:Thanks for that, I was honestly just interested to know, I like to pick up as much as I can, never stop learning do wethankyou
I know you are Rob.. Asking questions is how we all learn

wolfboy wrote:Thanks for that, I was honestly just interested to know, I like to pick up as much as I can, never stop learning do wethankyou
keeper wrote:wolfboy wrote:haha lol, is it easy to tell markings and things then lyn? because Ive struggled looking at puppy pics to picture the adults markings, like masks etc
The Ink Marked ones are the best for changing Rob, I might get them done today as it is beating down with rain here so cannot do much outside. Inkie pups as we call them start off with markings or not as the case maybe and the ones with markings can sometime lead to them emergeing into bigger ones[ a bit like dot to dot puzzles] and the ones who are born white often have markings or gingery points and when really old can go completly apricot like my Hanuka. However as a breeder that tells me that they are carrying red and red is a dilutent of black hence when Hanuka was put tp Bleddyn she had a complete litter of b/silvers but everyone else thought she would have Inkies or whites. I absolutely adore this breed, can you tell![]()
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wolfboy wrote:sorry chuck, I'll start a new thread in future
Exactly. This is what I've been trying to say. You put it so much better JuneAdmin wrote:Just an afterthought, looking at Hanuka say, or Tim, neither of them ticked the boxes on our present day standard, in fact there was no standard then, but look what they have contributed, their progeny have become the dogs we have today and will be the ancestors of the dogs we have tomorrow, it is about the vision and the achievement of that vision, nothing and no one is perfect.
Muddiwarx wrote:What does "Ink markes are classed" mean in the standard please?
keeper wrote:Muddiwarx wrote:What does "Ink marks are classed" mean in the standard please?
Ink marks are judged as per standard But they must have a full mask or an even symetrical mask.
Muddiwarx wrote:keeper wrote:Muddiwarx wrote:What does "Ink marks are classed" mean in the standard please?
Ink marks are judged as per standard But they must have a full mask or an even symetrical mask.
Are they as "desirable" as the wolfier colours or something breeders should aim to avoid? Only interested as obviously O have no plan to breed them (or anything LOL), just I always liked them very much and was under the (wrong?) impression that they weren't so desirable
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